Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-12-12

POLICE COUKT.-In the Police Court Sat.
urday the case of Frank bronson, charged
with petit larceny, was continued till to-
day....The case of battery preferred
by Mrs Mosely against her husband. Al
bert E. Mosely, was dismissed for want of
prosecution ..... John Bentley was found
guilty of disturbing the peace and SEN
fenced to pay fine of $50, or in default of
payment 10 serve twenty days in the county
JAIL Dan Daley was sent to the county
Jail for sixty days for being a vagrant......
c. II. TOrfee forfeited his deposit for being
drunk. Tong Ock, charged with burg
larry, had his examination set for to-day
MFRS Georgia Schwartz was fined $40
for battery......J. Cunningham and F.
Smith, charged with sleeping in railroad
cars, failed to appear, ana an alias warrant
was ordered issued for their arrest.
AUCTION Tomorrow. y H. Sher-
burn, at his salesroom, 1913 X
street, at 10 A. NJ. tomorrow, will sell with
out reserve among other things the follow
ing: One parlor set, seven pieces; one
black walnut bookcase; two marble-top
walnut bedroom suits; one ash bedroom
set two cottage bedroom suits extra bu-
reaus ana waShstands chairs; extension
tables four ebony platform rockers; four
rockers four dozen motto cups and sau-
GERS one dozens mustache cups and sau.
GERS two dozen toilet sets; twelve pair
vases; cooking stoves; spring and top mat
tresses two bed lounges; four Brussels
carpets; fifty yards new oilcloth; two veloc-
ipedes.
CALIFORNIA STATE DIRECTORY. - The
canvas for the State Directory in this city
will be finished this week. r. L. Polk &
Co.. the publishers. have had seven ex-
perienced men taking the information in
the city. and from their reputation as d.
rectory publishers the patrons of the work
will expect thoroughly reliable work
The parties here having the work in
charge state that the patronage so far has
exceeded their expectations. The work
will contain vast amount of information
invaluable to business men here, and
throughout the State. 1t should be
generously sustained so as to secure its con.
tinuance as q regular publication.
ARREsTs.-At midnight the police had
gathered in the following persons Saturday
and yesterday Tong Ock, by officer Ash
Mrs. Hammond and Charley Hammond
disturbing the peace, by officer Ash Louiss
Monin battery, by officers Ash and Franks
Maria Rigal and Sam Mouton, disturbing
the peace. by officers Franks and Rider
Martin Denis, drunk, by officer Farrell
Joe Smith, drunk, by officer Ash; Yine
Hop, assault with deadly weapon, anC
All Jung, battery, by officer 0'Meara; Johr
Doe, battery, and Geo. Nelson, petit lar
ceny, by officer Rowland Bob Edmund
son, drunk, by officer Franks.
A Coon SHowING.-Below is given tn,
percentage of attendance at drills and tn,
company membership of the First Artil
lery Regiment for the month of October
according to the November report just issue,
from the Acknowledgements office. Com
pany A, 53-74; Company B, $50; Com
pany C, lip; Company E, 70-67; Com
pany f, 60-62; Company G, 67-61
Cadets, 73-65; Signal Corps, ITO. Per
centage and total of regiment, 66-49l
Company B is the largest company in tn
National Guard fact which is no doub
due to the popularity of its commanding
officer, Captain Cook.